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Lyttelton Times, Volume LXXX, Issue 10220, 14 December 1893, Page 1

Eailwray jCTotSaea. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS. TRAIN ARRANGEMENTS, DECEMBER LABOUR DEMONSTRATION vf CHRISTCHURCH RACECOURSE. 18th fipiEAINS will run from Christchurch JL Racecourse at 10.0 a.m,, 10.20, 10,40# 111® a,m. and 3.0 run., returning between 4.80 and fl.Bo p.m. The 10.20, 11.16 and 2.0 trains will stop mb Addington, and the return trains will stop there. Return fare. Is second-olaes or seated waggons; children under 12 years of age 3d each. The evening south and north trains from Christ#, church and branch trains in connection therewith will start at the following later times, and will n tg. correspondingly later to destination : For Springs field and Whitecliffs 4.50 p.m. (Wednesday tiipeeL Ashburton and Methven 5.15 p.m. (leaves Oheitwy 7.47, arrives Aehbnrton 8.25), Southbridge and. Little Eiver 5.80 p.m., Waikari, Bennetts and Oxford 5.40 p.io. The afternoon train from Oxford to Kaiapoi will run 35 minutes later than timetable times. The afternoon train from Southbridge to Christchurch will leave Sonthbridge at 5,46 p.m., Leestcn 6.3., Doyloston 5.11, Ellesmere 6.(13, Lincoln 6.59, Probhleton 7,16, Homby 7.27, arriving at Christchurch at 7.50 p.m. The train from south due in Christchurch at 7,0 p.m. will take up passengers at Horuby, Middleton and Soofcburc if required. Return tickets for distances under 21 tqile?, within the Provincial District of Canterbury, issued from Dee. 13th to 18th, will be available for return till 20th, For particulars of excursions to Aehbnrbep, Timaru, Southbridge, and cheap fores on Lyttelton line, see special advertisement and poster?, 537 BY OEM®. NEW ZEALAND RAILWAYS, EXCURSION PABeF FOB CHEISTMAS HOLIDAYS. TCIXCUESION TICKETS will be issued as under, HU from 19th DEC. to 2nd JAN., inclusive, available for return fill 13th JAN.: —From Christchurch, Raiaia and stations between, to Oamaru 2Ss first-class, 21s second; to Dunedin 36s and 255, to Invercargill 61s and 435, to Kingston 69a and 47a, Prom Christchurch, Burnham and intermediate stations, to Timaru 20s and 15s; from Christchurch, Dnnsandel and intermediate stations, to Waimate 26s and 19s. For fores from Ashburton, Hinds (and stations between), Eangitata, Temuka, Timaru, Studholme (aud stations'between), Waimate, Oamaru, to Dunedin, Invercargill %ud Kingston, and to Christchurch from Oamaru, Waitaki (and stations between), Studholme, Waimate, Timaru, Temuka (and stations between), Winchester, Orari, Ealing (and stations between), see posters and local papers. The journey muds be started on the day on which a ticket is taken out, and may not be broken within the first $£ miles. Return tickets for distances under 21 mllaft issued from 19th DEC. to 2nd JAN. will be avow, able for return till 13th JAN. SPECIAL TRAINS will leave Dunedin iax Christchurch at 9.55 p.m., and Christchurch ton Dunedin at 10.0 p.m, on DEC. 23. For fuller particulars see posters. 711 BYOBDEB^ Cycling. • OsBISTCHUECH C/YCLING OhUB, CASH PRIZE BJOYOLB BAOISi C South AustralianKEN LEWIS 4 asjjg* «5 (, Zealand. ( The Eeoord-Breakep JACK BOYD \ Twmmile^Tmtmpioa V. of New Zealand. WILSON n BATES f Four of the. Fastest Men LILLY ( in the Colony, GRAVES ) Big Fields. Championship Events, Exciting Finishes. LANCASTER PARK, MONDAY. 18th DECEMBER. 73tk Agricultural and Pastoral. WALTER A. WOOD SINGLE-APEON, CHAEN-DEIVE REAPER AND BINDER. A N EXHIBITION TRIAL-of this Machiad -/A will be held on THURSDAY, DECEMBER Miff, On the Farm of S. C. WATSON, ESQ., NEAR LADBEOOKE’S STATION* Beginning at 2 p.m. Public invited. WALTER A. WOOD M. & E. M. CO, 707 Christchurch, Sporting. TO AGING and Mf TROTTING CLUB, OWER H EATHOOTE NOMINATIONS For thefollowing Events WILL CLOSE ON SATURDAY NEXT AT, RICHARDSON'S HOTEL i laides Handicap (saddle), of 25 govs. Nomination 10s. One mile. Pont Handicap (saddle), of 20 sovs. Nomination 10s. Two miles, / SmiMEE. Handicap (saddle), of 60 sovs. Nomination 20s. Two miles. Maiden Handicap (harness), of 25 sovs. Nomination 10s. Two miles. Selling Handicap (saddle), of 25 sovs. Nomina, tion 10s. One mile. Heathcote Handicap (harness) of 60 sovs. Nomination 20a. Two miles. Stewards’ Handicap (saddle), of 35 sovs. Nomination 15b. One mile. Final Handicap (harness), of 35 sovs. Nomination 15s, One mile. NOMINATIONS CLOSE os ■SATURDAY NEXT. A. I, RATTRAY,. 734 Sectary* Wanted Known. WANTED Known—The Palmer-Beanmont Company, Tuam street Hall, Thursday, Dec, 21st. "ANTED Known—Sight Tested. Latest Improved simolo method, at Kennetf a 183, High street. * KB6 WANTED Known—Shaw, Robinson and Co, are selling to-day a Parisian Trimmed Lady's Hat, 42a for 14s fid. X 144 WANTED Known—Arithmetic Made Easy. Howard’s Art of Reckoning, Is and os, Cassell and Company and all Booksellers. Free Lectures Daily, by the Author, Cathedral square. WANTED Known—l am instructed to sell (in order to close an estate), in Kilmore street, a Comfortable House of four rooms, scullery, sheds, Ac,; 16 perches land. In order to effect an immediate sale the price has been reduced to £lB5. Apply Allan Hopkins, Cathedral square. 102 X 205 ANTED Known—J. F, Stratz’s is the best place in town to buy your Christmas Presents aud New Tear’s Gifts; a large and choice assortment of Watches, Clocks and Jewellery of every description to select from. The price is marked in plain figures on every article. Inspection invited. J. F. Stratz, 261, High street, Christchurch, 4X28 ART TREASURES. G BAND DISPLAY OP JAPANESE GOOD& WITHIN ROOMS, 200-200, HEREFORD STREET, See Page 8 for Particulars, BOWMAN & SO% ra ,